Choose Setup > Vehicle > Door > Smart Liftgate, wait 15 seconds after locking, then stand 20–40 inches behind the Palisade for three seconds.
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Verified for equipped 2025 U.S.-market Palisade gasoline models.
- 2025 Palisade gasoline models equipped with Smart Liftgate
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Step by step.
- 01
Open Setup > Vehicle > Door and enable Smart Liftgate.
- 02
Close and lock all doors, keep the smart key with you and wait at least 15 seconds away from the vehicle.
- 03
Stand approximately 20–40 inches behind the liftgate for three seconds.
- 04
Move clear as the liftgate opens after six chimes, or walk away during the warning to cancel.
Important limits
- Smart Liftgate will not operate with an open or unlocked door or a smart key left in the vehicle.
- Check for people, objects and overhead clearance before the automatic opening begins.
Quick checks.
- ✓If there is no alert, lock every door again and remain away for the full 15-second arming period.
- ✓Confirm the feature is still enabled in the Door settings and keep the smart key unobstructed.
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2025 Hyundai Palisade Owner's Manual — Using Smart Liftgate
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